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Rams Go East In A Big Way  

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After a big win in the home opener Los Angeles took their offense on the road to Philadelphia. The team had some obstacles that included a cross country flight and an early 10am kick-off. This one would be the first of back to back weeks for the team heading back east to play. There were no fans allowed at Lincoln Financial Field as the Rams came away with a 37-19 win. It appeared neither obstacle bothered them as they got off to a good start.  

Source: Observer News Group – Group Newspapers of Southern California

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